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Sydney comes from an artists' family with a father who is an actor and guitarist and a mother who is a singer. She might have Cherokee origins. She is only three and a half years old when she goes up on stage for the first time: avoiding the surveillance of her big sister (she has two sisters and two brothers, all older), she uses the intermission of her parent's show to tell stories to the public! | Sydney comes from an artists' family with a father who is an actor and guitarist and a mother who is a singer. She might have Cherokee origins. She is only three and a half years old when she goes up on stage for the first time: avoiding the surveillance of her big sister (she has two sisters and two brothers, all older), she uses the intermission of her parent's show to tell stories to the public! | ||
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+ | She grows up in Los Angeles where she follows, among other, drama and dance courses and where she discovers the joy of horse-riding and skating. Her career really starts with an advertising for the dolls Dancerella: Sydney is then six years old. She then shoots many ads for such prestigious brands like Barbie or McDonald's... | ||
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+ | She gets her first role on television in 1978, in a Ron Howard TV film, Through the Magic Pyramid. Then the TV films succeeds one another and at 10 years old she is kept for Meggie's child role working beside Richard Chamberlain in The Thorn Birds, where she wins her first reward. | ||
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+ | In 1983, she exchanges her first on-stage kiss with Rick Schröder in the TV film Two Kinds of Love. | ||
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